Thread: Can you re-read a book you enjoyed 20 years ago?
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Old 12-12-2010, 02:05 AM   #28
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It depends. I've been reading Jane Austen since I was 14 and it never gets old.

Science Fiction has never had a long shelf life for me. I tried to re-read a few of my old faves and found them too simplistic to interest me in my current old age.
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